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What: Being Multiplied thrice

Where: Koronadal City, South Cotabato, Philippines

When: April 9, 2011

From Tall Toad Music, in Petaluma

 

Photo © Paula Wirth, All Rights Reserved.

I did self photography with several mirrors to get "doubled double" lighting, then I just realized that I can do something else. My mirrored reflections! I hope it's not too much editted...

Foto. Peter Lee / Laura Corrêa

Modelo. Renato Miguel

 

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Mais fotos. www.peterleephoto.multiply.com

condominium beside of Jalan Duta's toll, Kuala Lumpur.

I created quite a few thermofax screens of textures for the Multiplied workshops, so that images could be layered with them. The crackle texture went down very well.

a multiplier is a factor of proportionality that measures how much an endogenous variable changes in response to a change in some exogenous variable.

 

Do not publish this image without my explicit permission. Pls contact me: rassel.mahmud@gmail.com for more information

 

*Nikon D2x

*Sigma 14mm f/2.8 HSM

*ISO 400

*1/250th @ f/6.3

*Processed in Lightroom 3

I know some of the Frankies are blurred but I still like it.

a quiet night at home with my three twins

This image consists of a lot of movement and form. There is movement in the whole photo such as jumping, cartwheels, and swinging. The form is what really makes the photo. There are people in many different positions giving the viewer different things to look at. You may also notice the rain on the street adding another element to the image. The ISO of 200 made was needed to take in less light because the photo was outside. The key to this photo was copying and pasting of many images into one, dropping opacity and erasing, and flattening the image. I chose this image because its elements were strong and I liked editing the photo.

Trying something different.

Adobe Brush app with Adobe Ink for hand drawn lettering

4 springs raftless and simultaneously printed, so far so good surprisingly

Wellington Point sunrise.

Someone suggested to me to use "shade or cloudy" white balance when photographing sunrise / sunset - and well this is the result.

oh and is this the new "tree" lol

So due to the fact I love giving these away as gifts, you can find this design in the math hall, the science section, and English hall of my school.

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